Science, asked by sefatullahsahil3, 1 year ago

electrophil is a reagent which can accept....... in a reaction

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Answered by Anonymous

hey buddy !! here's your answer....

electrophile is a species which is electron deficient .

✔️hence , electrophile is a reagent which can accept... electrons... in a reaction .

ex. AlCl3 , CH3+ , etc.

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Answered by Anonymous

Electrophiles are positively charged species. So, electrophilic reagents are reagents are electrons deficient or positively charged. Which are capable of accepting lone pair of electrons.

Examples:

H+, NO+

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